WorkLearnMobile - The Mobile Learning Innovation Network

Sometimes the coolest things happen quietly. Early one morning a team of artists and technology geeks stealthily launched this massive, augmented reality artwork on a warehouse in San Diego. And nobody knows how or why . . .

What’s the secret to mobile learning design? Dr. Rob Power of the International Association for Mobile Learning (IAML) interviewed Geoff Stead for a recent VodCast series. Catch the summary here

Question: How do you scale your enterprise mobile learning from one or two good apps, to a company wide mobile strategy?
Answer: An Enterprise App Store for Learning

Mobile learners are mobile. Sounds kinda obvious, right? But sadly, many online learning providers dont quite get this. Sure – their PC-designed screens adapt and shrink to fit smaller mobile screens, the navigation is designed for mouse, not finger. How to fix this? The best method is real user testing. Watch untrained users try to navigate, on a diverse range of mobile devices. The eLearningGuild has just released a great report on this

Have you tried the iBeacon experience in the Apple Stores? it is pretty awesome – you install their app, then as you walk around the store, you can get contextual information about the products in front of you. Our Museum app uses the same technology, but what we didn’t realise until today is that it is EXACTLY the same technology!

Museums are the perfect place for a mobile tour guides, but what are the current technology trends that can make these simpler to create? Discover what happened when we used Bluetooth LE to build a virtual museum tour…

 Jo Colley is a digital learning designer at Tribal Labs in the UK. Mobile content strategy The world of mobile is rapidly evolving and transforming. This is especially obvious in the way people are currently accessing content, using a full range of devices. It is not uncommon, for example, for an individual to be using two or three…

“I want it all, and I want it now.” The bombastic stadium rock anthem by Queen sums up our current attitude to accessing the web and mobile content.  HTML 5  has been described as the panacea for all mobile ills, but has it created its own raft of problems? Everyone has an opinion on which approach is…